Should you own rental homes in college towns? More specifically, rentals in areas within walking/biking distance of a college or university? I know someone who did this for a year. Here are some true confessions:
The main benefit? Big returns. Why? College areas are the...
So the rent isn't getting paid. And you have decided you've had enough. Time to evict the deadbeat. How much is it really going to cost you? Depends on how you handle it. Worst Case: You get impulsive and it costs you. Dearly. Worst case, you get impulsive, you don't take the time to follo...
People like to do business with those they know, like and trust. Since How To Win Friends and Influence People was published in 1936 Dale Carnegie
Don't Let What You Can't Do...
SGI Staff - Monday, August 24, 2015
In the time it takes you to take one deep breath you can dismantle your focus into a state of stressful self sabotage or prepare your body for action. In his book, Four Seconds, Peter Bre...
You can always trust a man with a beard like that[/caption] In the age of the new, change and fluid it can be anchoring to look past the newest trend to leadership advice that not only worked by has lasted. America has seen many strong leaders but arguably one ...
Landlordology has a nice overview of some issues to consider if you are considering putting your rental home inside an LLC. Read the article here. From personal experience I will say that triggering the due on sale clause by forming an LLC ...
